Resources & Agriculture

Ian Anderson confirms delays will push capital costs “north” of $7.4 billion

City anticipates having to pay millions in maintenance costs over the years and Mayor Richard Stewart says city taxpayers shouldn't be on the hook

Tsleil-Waututh, Squamish nations are among those now weighing their legal options

He did not commit to joining any potential legal action, but said the province would if it was in the best interest of B.C.

Political, business and Indigenous leaders across the country react to the prime minister's decision to proceed with the pipeline expansion

Approval of expansion comes with eight new accommodation measures to address First Nations concerns

Poll released the day before a decision is expected on Trans Mountain suggests uptick in support

Peace region water levels expected to continue falling

One-third of Alberta crude exports went to China in 2018: StatsCan

Geotechnical work can proceed, but Taseko still doesn’t have federal approval for copper mine